Sentence examples for adaptation maintenance from inspiring English sources

The sale of such products typically demands demonstration, training, and installation, as well as adaptation, maintenance, and repair.

HGT plays an important role in the evolution, adaptation, maintenance, and transmission of virulence in bacteria.

Salt stress has also been found to regulate the expression level of many genes in different bio-processes and pathways, including morphological adaptation, maintenance of ion homeostasis, cell signal transduction, and oxidative stress mitigation [ 14– 16].

In case of positive results of this RCT on effectiveness, a second step aims at adaptation and maintenance of the stepped care approach to bring the evidence-based practice regarding improving distress in cancer patients into consistent and appropriate use in all oncological centers in the Netherlands.

We are also evaluating options for climate adaptation through maintenance, rehabilitation and design standards for new infrastructure.

Company growth in a global setting causes challenges in the adaptation and maintenance of an organization's methods.

Chondrocytes synthesize extracellular matrix molecules, thus they are essential for the development, adaptation and maintenance of articular cartilage.

We discuss the polygenic nature of divergence between M. nasutus and M. guttatus in light of theoretical work on the evolution of selfing, genetics of adaptation, and maintenance of variation within populations.

Network virtualization in WSNs focuses on algorithms and protocol support for the formation, usage, adaptation, and maintenance of (possibly dynamically varying) subset of sensors collaborating on specific tasks and being organized as a VSN using resources of a shared physical infrastructure [1].

Stochasticity is ubiquitous in natural environments, and risk-sensitivity reflects a phylogenetically conserved adaptation, where maintenance of adequate nutrition and energy stores in the face of this environmental variability is critical for survival and reproduction [4], [5], [6], [7], [8].

These observations suggest that additional factors may be involved in successful host adaptation and maintenance of colonization of S. aureus ST398 in livestock.